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'OkJames M. Mor , ysq. -2- pril 18, 1988 test wells should be properly abandoned with the anticipa- tion that the future ground surface prior to filling will be excavated down to elevation 240 ft. (as per County prepared site map) If for some reason there is a need to maintain the test wells for a reasonably short period of time, then the abandonment could be delayed until they actually become an obstacle to Foothill's operations. . Under threat of your legal action, Foothill will not attempt to block the proposed testing as outlined in your April 15, 1988 letter subject to the followings 1) That all work to be performed is authorized in writing by the Lewis Family with specific designation. of those who are Lessor's agents and employees for the purpse of conduct of the.inspection. 2) That the names and addresses of all those going upon the premises pursuant to the Lewis Family authorization be given to Foothill's site manager at the time of entry or prior to entry. 3) That the four test wells not exceed 100 ft. in depth.' That the other twelve (12) holes to be drilled not exceed approximately 3 ft. in depth and 3 inches in diameter. 4) That every reasonable effort will be made to avoid obstructing access to the shop, fuel, and acti-ve dumping areas during the site operating hours. 5) That test holes not create a conduit for garbage leachate or surface water to reach the underground water. 6) That test holes be located by proper survey and properly backfilled and sealed in a timely fashion so as not to interfere with Foothill's operations. 7) That the testing be monitored by a representative of Foothill and the County with the right to take split samples and conduct parallel tests. Foothill is willing to reimburse for the extra cost associated with taking of the split samples. 8) That an appropriate hold harmless and indemnifica- tion of Foothill be obtained from those conducting the testing with regard to resulting possible damages. Foothill is quite concerned about possible contamina- tion resulting from the proposed testing .operation and expects that the Lewis Family, its agents and employees will adhere to the highest standards and best procedures to minimize the risk. The test wells and sealing thereof could present a problem for many years to come. Foothill would of